Goethes ideas mirrored in plays and stocks and crime
A reflective column notes Goethe and German influence in theater titles advertised in New York. It compares stock growth of Standard Oil of California since 1912 to big gains, observes wealth and success myths, and comments on capital punishment and a New York electric chair case amid wartime concerns.
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Goethe
Gremanize
Poland
New York
Standard Oil of
California
Standard Oil
Tunney Wins World Heavyweight Title After Nine Rounds Fight
Gene Tunney defeats Jack Dempsey in a rain drenched Philadelphia bout to win the world heavyweight championship. Tunney led six rounds to one after a seventh round draw and secured the title as round ten began, with referees declaring him champion after a hard fought ten rounds observed by about 132000 fans.
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Tunney
Dempsey
Gene Tunney
Jack Dempsey
Philadelphia
Dillon
Jack
Gene
Mark
Geene
Challenger
Champ
Hurt commuted by board after prohibition conviction
Y E Hurt, jailed 18 months and fined 1500 for contempt, receives unconditional pardon. state board of pardons remits all fines.
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Hurt
State Board of Pardons
College Enrollment Reaches New First Day High
President S IE Davis reports 516 students registered on the first day, 46 more than last year, marking the largest fall quarter enrollment in school history. Dormitory and classroom space remain ample as many students seek housing in private homes while regular classes began Thursday morning.
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S. IE. Davis
State Normal College
Lee Martinell Wins Union Pacific Scholarship
Lee Martinell of Dell wins a $100 Union Pacific scholarship for Beaverhead County High School students excelling academically and in home project work. His project began with a pet calf in 1919 and by now includes seven cattle and a total project income of $235.89. He will enroll at Montana State College in Bozeman.
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Union Pacific Railroad Company
Beaverhead County
Lee Martinell
Dell
Montana State College
Bozeman
Youth Sentenced but Is Released on Probation
Arthur Galahan of Butte pleaded guilty to stealing Otto Galloway’s car. He was sentenced last Friday by Judge Rod Rogers to four to eight years in the state penitentiary but released on probation due to his youth and prior good record.
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Arthur Galahan
Butte
Otto Galloway
Rodgers
Hansen Exhibits Fine Netted Gem Potatoes from Grandview
A display in the Tribune Book Store window showcased large Netted Gem potatoes grown by H. H. Hansen at the Grandview poultry farm east of town. One spud weighed 4 1 4 pounds and the rest averaged about 2 1 2 pounds.
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Tribune Book
H. H. Hansen
Grandview
Goose goes missing on Centennial valley hunting trip
Chief Nelson and Sherman Hughes returned last Friday from a hunting trip in the Centennial valley. They secured geese including a tame bird owned by a local rancher that disappeared from the car while the party searched the sage brush. Roast goose appeared on the Nelsons' dinner menu that evening.
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Sherman Hughes
Nelson
Centennial Valley
Modern Woodmen Camp Shows Growing Membership and Activities
Dillon Camp of Modern Woodmen signing up new members under district organizer E. H. Roe as goal of 40 candidates nears. Hartwig theater screenings of On the Go and The Orphans energize drive. the camp plans a winter of social activities and aims to be among the state’s top five groups. The article also details the society’s free tuberculosis sanitorium at Woodmen Colorado established January 1, 1909 and funded by the general fund and per-capita contributions, with extensive facilities and a medical staff.
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E. H. Roe
Montana
Hartwig Theater
Dillon
Woodmen of America
Woodmen
Colorado
Colorado Springs
Sgetorium
New State School Finally Located at Billings
Frank Eliel and S B Davis spoke to the Dillon Rotary Club about the new Northern Montana Normal school to be built in Billings. They argued the institution will not greatly affect enrollment at the existing college and praised the legislative process that chose Billings as the site. The plan ended years of debates over eastern Montana education representation.
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Northern
Montana Normal School
Billings
Frank Eliel
State Board of Education
S. B. Davis
Normal College
Dillon Rotary Club
Eliel
Helena
Montana
My. Elel
I. A. Hazelbaker
Hazelbaker
Butte Hunter Perishes in Centennial Lake Accident
James Keefe a prominent Butte sportsman and co owner of the Postoffice news stand died after his boat overturned on Bedrock lake in Centennial valley. He was found next morning partly in water with false teeth and cigarette, death ruled as exposure after prolonged immersion. Survived by wife and two brothers. funeral held in Butte.
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Centennial Valley
James Keefe
Postoffice News
Butte
Bedrock Lake
Tdlewild Club
Keefe
Angus McLeod
Idlewild
D. G. Stivers
Montana Hunting Club
James E. Phillips
H. M. Brundage
Dillon
Virginia City
Nevada
James J. Lynch
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Euripides
Bachus
Athens
George Cohan
Shubert
Ziegfeld
Dionysus
Miss Pinchot
Holland
Helder
San Francisco
Organization For National Defense
Hansen
NEW State School
Eliel and
Davis
Centennial
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